What Is High-Temperature Ceramic Adhesive?
High-temperature ceramic adhesive is a specialized adhesive designed for bonding ceramics in high-temperature environments.
Distinguished from conventional adhesives, it boasts remarkable heat and fire resistance, retaining its adhesive properties even in extreme temperatures surpassing 1000°C. Mainly utilized in the manufacture and repair of semiconductor equipment, medical devices, and aerospace components, high-temperature ceramic adhesive comprises inorganic adhesives and additives. These include silicate-based and alumina-based materials, ensuring stable bonding strength under elevated temperatures.
The application involves surface preparation, adhesive application, heating, and curing. Notable characteristics of high-temperature ceramic adhesive include its exceptional heat resistance, maintaining strong bonds even at temperatures exceeding 1000°C, and fire resistance, capable of withstanding high-temperature fires. Furthermore, it offers superior adhesive strength, chemical resistance, and long-term durability.